Geneva, Sept. 19.
It is believed that at this afternoon's session of the Council of the Lengue of Nations Dr. Alfred Sze the Chinese Minister "to London, will call attention to the action of Japanese, troops in Mullen and to the hostilities between Chinese and Tapanese forces in Manchuria, It Dr. Sze brings the Manchurian situation before the Council of the League of Nations it is expected that the Japanese will request a Postponement of consideration of} the matter until Monday.
It is understood that Dr. Satoh, the Japanese delegate to the League of Nations, has, telegraphed to his Government in 'Tokyo that he does not expect to reply to Dr. Sue's impending protest until Monday. Meanwhile, the Japanese delegation' jin Geneva' declines to comment. on ithe intended action of Dr. Sze. Dringing the Manchurian situation to the attention of the League of However, it, is generally under-tocd that' Tokyo will disavow. aggressive action by Japanese troops] cly Manchuria, Late this forenoon the Chinese delegation in Geneva received a long ode message from Nanking, Tt is worthy of note that at this afternoon's session China will enter the Council of the League of Nations for the first time in three years—United Press.
Nanking Reveals Calmneas [chun where reinforcements are be-that Japan hopes to coasiger. the ing rushed from the Mukden area. entire incident ae a" purely' local News from Kirin is meagre but between China and Soviet Russia 'Te is expected that Japan's reply] Eastern there is reported to be considerable Bing' Provincial' Governsoent "end activity on the Kirin-Changehun ters and that the Japanese Goverm, will be gant tomer but "the Colonel the Rantung Garricon Headguar:
Other parts of Manchuria are re-Iment- warns the "Lisoning Govern. and deane Or eeieabucsions ae signtans is not yet/tion of China and Soviet Russia
ported quiet to-day, the Japanese forces maintaining peace ind order Fein Se wi e held respon tacay being Sunday, monber of Coloely "Stich Was in ime, pite of the Kellogg pact, For pai
the cities they occupied 0 sidents in Manchwnia, protection of Jo
swiftly and completely yesterday. held to consider the situation in} have been buffed by the Moscow Government. The TING rasient aleo Manchariae in 'Washington is" that Japan The _feneral hope among oficals 'There are reports: of indignation takes the position that renan wfa One of" these conferences was|China will' settle thelt and
being expressed by, Chinese in vari-Tnediaton at) Between" the Premier, Baron without farther' recourse. to arms ous places but so far no hostile de-Shterference" of any thee pasty Wakatsuki, and the Minister and also, without assistance rom monstrations are reported. Hower Government in the negotiations Foreign Affairs, outside Powers, jover, to be prepared for eventuali-Seuween the Liaoning Gavernmant They are both, it is believed, con-pointed out here that ties the Japanese naval authorities and the Kwvantang: Garrison Hosa, sidering a suggestion which may] China's threat of a complete hoy-at Port Arthur ere despatching. to Guarters The Foreign Ofice assist a peaceful solution of the cote against Japan, after the various Chinese ports, including trouble—Reuter, celebrated Korean massacres, not Chefoo and Lungkow on the north ihe" War Ofte are fepesested" only. Injured Sino-Japanese trade Shantung coast, warships for the The SieJapanese clash "and ie. ing. in agreement on thi, poi Soviet Commences to Move but aggravated the tension between [protection of Japanese communities Tokyo, Sept, 20. the two. countr in the event of hostile action by The Washington "Evening Star," According to press reports rom. the Chinese—Reuter.
United Pres. cai into before and fir ote to be sadared os oral Toe in an editorial published in "its Mukden a serious situation prevails editions this afternoon, said" that Japanese Position Strengthened Chiang Kai-shek Returning in Fushun where Chinese are said fnilitant party in Japan secks what Mukden, Sept. 20.
Nanking, Sept. 20. to have, trained considers to be a rightful Japan-mines of the Sout ith Manchuria rail-guns on the coal tse conquest on the mainland' of Japanese military forces occupied President Chiang Kai-shek is way.
China. The Star" asserts "that additional points in Manchoria. to-expected 10 arriverin Nanting be: The Japanese are reported to be day but clashes. between Chinese Eween one and two" Glock this endeavouring to persuade the Chi-{he execution of Captain Nakamura 'Was seized upon as an excuse for and Japanese forces grew less, fre-:|nese to disarm, ronitive. measures' which Japan quent as the invaders consolidated Americas was sent early: yesterday Mukden has been placed under the Tapes wit Tead to complete suzera~ their positions and extended their te"'Tahckow, a city in' Hunan, administration of Colonel mity, if not complete sovereignty, sphere of domination, where his Bald" quarters are K 3 mayor, and other over' Fengtien.' United. Prest The Japanese Garrison from located im connection with the cam: is chosen from the association Watangtion occupied Kaipingchen Humiliation Day on Wednesday Daign againat Canton Weuters local Japanese residents, this morning and disarmed the According to. another Nanking, Sept. 20, report Police of the Chinese Public Safety Japanese Losses at Changchun [Japanese troops captured Changtu, The Central Executive Committee Bureau. Meanwhile, 230 Japanese Tokyo, Sept. 20. fled from Kirin and sought refuge north of Tiehling this morning, after after the second Note to Japan had heavy fighting. been dispatched, - discussed the at Changchun. All of the refugees A report from Harbin states that Manchurian situation and decided from Kirin are safe and under the reports thatthe cayualtien.siseng message from Changehun
protection of the Japanese military Japanese troops on the occasion of despatches from Manchuli announce to proclaim Wednesday, September at Changchun, ithe host ities at" Nanling camp, that Soviet troops in the district of a national humiliation day, in south of Changchun, number forty Dauria have started moving, appar-view of the recent occupation by Fighting, which began at Hunho, dead, including one lieutenant, and ently for the purpose of strengthen-Japanese troops of places in the [south of Mukden last night, con: ity' woundedsincleding ' battalion ing the frontier defence, owing to Three Basten Provinces. tinued until three o'clock this the Japan-China si at—Reuter.
On Wednesday all flags will morning. The Japanese declare The casualties on, the Chinese half-mast, all amusement places that Chinese troops at Hunko took side are unkooway bot "they. are Representations by Russia will be closed and all social func-the offensive but that after a series oportod to be nimerouss-enter, "Tokyo, Sept, 20, of sharp clashes they were disarm Press Comment in Japan ed, All is now quiet at Honko.
Apress message from harbin Protection the Object The Japanese continue to make a Tokyo, Sept. 20. states that M. Orlov, the Soviet conspicuous show of military force.
Consul-General there has drawa the
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